That at least makes me think it possible. I saw a 25 hp jet on a game
warden's john boat, very slow, but it went where I can't !
"Lawrence James" wrote in message
ink.net...
I saw jet replacement lower units somewhere but don't remember what sizes
they were. At least I can tell you they exist. I'd be a little skeptical
about 40 hp being big enough. Jets take more hp than props to move the
same
size boat at the same speed.
"mosey" wrote in message
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I have a new 40 hp Mercury outboard on my 15 ft. aluminum center
console.
If I had known the versatility of jet pumps I would have bought one, but
now
having the new boat and motor wonder if it's cost effective, or even
possible to purchase a kit to change my prop motor over to a pump.
Anyone
have experience with this?

TIA
Mosey

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Your 40hp magically becomes 25-28 "jet power" with a jet conversion.

Rob
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"mosey" wrote in message
.. .
That at least makes me think it possible. I saw a 25 hp jet on a game
warden's john boat, very slow, but it went where I can't !
"Lawrence James" wrote in message
ink.net...
I saw jet replacement lower units somewhere but don't remember what
sizes
they were. At least I can tell you they exist. I'd be a little
skeptical
about 40 hp being big enough. Jets take more hp than props to move the
same
size boat at the same speed.
"mosey" wrote in message
.. .
I have a new 40 hp Mercury outboard on my 15 ft. aluminum center
console.
If I had known the versatility of jet pumps I would have bought one,
but
now
having the new boat and motor wonder if it's cost effective, or even
possible to purchase a kit to change my prop motor over to a pump.
Anyone
have experience with this?

TIA
Mosey

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